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CAA Saskatchewan · Direct application
Entrance scholarships administered through Saskatchewan post-secondary institutions for graduating high school students. University of Saskatchewan and University of Regina each offer a $2,500 award to CAA Saskatchewan members or their children who are Saskatchewan residents, while Saskatchewan Polytechnic distributes $3,750 across automotive service and auto body technician certificate programs with a broader eligibility window. Apply directly through the participating school's awards office; institutions evaluate academic merit, financial need, and extracurricular involvement.
The CAA Saskatchewan Scholarship Program awards $2,500–$3,750. It is sponsored by CAA Saskatchewan.
The next annual deadline is September 15, 2027. Finish early in case the sponsor requests additional materials.
Key requirements include: Canada; High school; Skilled Trades; Saskatchewan. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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